Detroit is blooming with urban agriculture and so are its citizens
Once known as Motor City, Detroit's economy collapsed and it became one of the most derided communities in the United States. Now,
Death rituals are changing, but the need for mourning remains
Many people now prefer to celebrate a life rather than grieve the loss of a loved one. But what about honouring the
Science can explain many miracles, but some remain mysterious
As scientific methods get to the bottom of events that earlier generations considered the hand of God, some question whether there's still
Religious education in Quebec, mandatory, faces legal challenges
It's an experiment in religious literacy and jurisdictions across Canada are watching it to see whether it can be a model for
Sex work may be decriminalized in Canada after Ontario court decision
The decision has drawn both support and condemnation. Some say it could help workers in the sex trade be safer. Others say
Death of white supremacist son leaves parents with complex grief
Stephen Long was 22 when he was brutally killed. The extent of his hatred and bigotry came to light after his death
The shaky ethics of selling DNA
With 20 percent of genes currently under patent, critics are turning to the courts to put the brakes on the biotech industry
Building more jails — while stats on violent crime are in steep decline
The federal government is getting "tough on crime" but some wonder if it's the right way to go
Trust is tricky these days, but we need it to survive as a society
Relying on each other is the basis of all social order, yet today we have more reason than ever to distrust. Can
Elders play a vital role in our society, holding memory and wisdom
Suddenly, you notice that younger people in your community are looking to you for insight and guidance. Surprise, you're an elder!
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